Breaking chisel faster tools Lauznis FASTER TOOLS EXTRA 325mm 06-11-0100

Lauznis FASTER TOOLS EXTRA 325mm (model 06-11-0100) is a 325 mm breaking chisel designed for use with compatible handheld breakers and demolition hammers. Intended for demolition and heavy-duty chiseling tasks, this breaking chisel offers an extended working length that improves reach and leverage when removing concrete, masonry, tiles and similar materials. The shank and blade geometry are engineered for repeated impact use in professional repair and construction environments.

Advantages

The breaking chisel features a long 325 mm overall length to provide extra reach and leverage on removal jobs without requiring additional tool repositioning. Constructed from heat-treated steel, the chisel is built to withstand repeated impacts and resist premature wear. Its tip profile and tapered shaft ensure stable seating in compatible breaker tools and consistent energy transfer for effective material break-out. The tool is compatible with a range of demolition hammers and handheld breakers designed for break chisel bits.

Suitable for

• Demolition of concrete slabs, steps and curbs
• Removing masonry, bricks and blocks
• Breaking up tile and screed layers
• Site cleanup and selective demolition in renovation projects

Key specifications

• Overall length: 325 mm
• Tool type: breaking chisel for demolition hammers
• Material: heat-treated impact steel
• Tip form: flat chisel profile suitable for material removal
• Compatibility: designed for standard handheld breakers and demolition hammers that accept break chisels

How to use

Insert the chisel shank securely into the tool’s chuck or holder following the breaker manufacturer’s instructions and ensure proper locking before operation. Position the chisel tip against the work surface at the required angle and apply controlled strikes or start the demolition hammer at the recommended power setting. Use steady, even movements to progress across the area being removed, allowing the tool’s impacts to fracture and displace the material rather than forcing the chisel. Periodically inspect the chisel for signs of wear or damage and replace it when the tip becomes excessively deformed or worn.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection, hearing protection, gloves and dust mask. Match the chisel length and tip profile to the task and the breaker’s power rating. Avoid using a worn or mushroomed chisel tip; regrind or replace it to maintain safe and efficient operation. Store the chisel in a dry place to prevent corrosion when not in use.